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My Top Cafes to Work Remotely from in Buenos Aires

My Top Cafes to Work Remotely from in Buenos Aires
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When I moved to Buenos Aires, one of the first things I fell in love with was the local cafe scene.

After going fully remote in 2019, a highlight was being able to explore and work from its beautiful local cafes. Traveling to different Latin cities and returning, I can say that no other city has quite matched the cafe culture here.

Here are my top recommendations for cafes to work remotely from in Buenos Aires. Most of these cafes are located in the Palermo neighborhood, but don’t miss the chance to explore the city’s other beautiful areas. Check out my notes below for links and locations to visit on your travels. I’ll keep updating this list as I discover more gems in the local cafe scene, so stay tuned!

Here are my top cafes to work remotely from in Buenos Aires:

Palermo Hollywood:

1) Vive Café

This is an all-time favorite cafe here in Palermo Hollywood. I love the colorful space, friendly staff, and Colombian coffee and pastries. You must give the almojábanas a try.

What I love about it:

  • Friendly staff: Warm and welcoming service
  • Bright and inviting: Great lighting and a cheerful atmosphere
  • Delicious coffee: Available to purchase
  • A wide variety of fresh pastries and Colombian treats
  • Indoor and outdoor seating options
  • Reliable internet

Note- This is a smaller cafe, so the best indoor table seating for working can fill up fast. It’s better for lighter work or meeting to catch up with a friend.

Location: Palermo Hollywood (Costa Rica 5722)

Vive Cafe Instagram

Vive Cafe Facebook

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Vive Cafe Internet Speed Test

2) Von Berry

I absolutely love this cafe for cranking out some deep work. I have memories of many days spent working and writing blog posts here back when I first moved to Buenos Aires in 2018. It’s a mix of a cafe and a clothing store. The cozy ambiance and the tranquil music playlists make it a great place for working, and it’s extremely remote worker-friendly.

What I love about it:

  • Perfect workspace: Ample table space ideal for working
  • Cozy ambiance: Relaxed and inviting atmosphere
  • Plenty of outlets: Convenient for charging devices
  • Curated music: The best playlists to keep you focused and inspired
  • Great coffee and food: Good selection and options
  • Motivational decor: Uplifting touches to spark creativity

Added highlight- They have drinks, wine, and music on Wednesdays for happy hours at 6pm. 

Location: Palermo Hollywood (Fitz Roy 2192)

Von Berry Instagram

Von Berry Facebook

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Von Berry internet speed test

3) Cuervo Café

(Photos above credit to Cuervo cafe’s site here.)

Cuervo Cafe is a great spot to soak up the sunshine and enjoy some of the best coffee in Buenos Aires. The avocado toast is a personal favorite! While it’s not ideal for remote work due to its setup, it’s perfect for lighter workdays, relaxing with a book, or catching up with a friend. The coffee alone makes it worth a visit, earning it a spot on the list.

What I love about it:

  • Exceptional local coffee: Some of the best in town, with beans available for purchase
  • Sunny outdoor seating: Perfect for soaking up the sunshine
  • Ambiance: Great for working or catching up with a friend

Note: Seating can be hard to come by at both locations, as they’re quite popular, and finding plugs for charging can also be tricky. That said, the coffee is absolutely worth it! The Hollywood location does offer more indoor space, making it a better option for working.

Locations: Palermo Hollywood, Palermo Soho, Chacarita and Belgrano (Costa Rica 5801, El Salvador 4580, Newbery 3898, Juramento 1284)

Cuervo Cafe Instagram

Cuervo Cafe Facebook

Cuero Cafe Website

Palermo Chico

4) B-Fresh

B-Fresh is a health food store and cafe in Palermo Chico. Tucked at the back of the store, you’ll find a charming cafe filled with plants, natural light, and a cozy back patio. Their menu features healthy, seasonal options catering to various dietary needs, including vegetarian, gluten-free, and vegan dishes.

What I love about it:

  • General ambiance: Bright and inviting, with plenty of plants and natural light
  • Healthy food selection: Seasonal options catering to various dietary needs
  • Beautiful outdoor patio: Perfect for working outdoors
  • Table space for working: Comfortable and spacious setup
  • Ample plugs indoors: Convenient for charging devices

Note- Wifi is not the strongest and can be a bit spotty at times.

Location: Palermo Chico (Av. Cerviño 3542)

B-Fresh Website

B-Fresh Instagram

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Bfresh internet speed test

5) Birkin Cafe

Birkin Cafe holds a special place as one of my first neighborhood cafes in Buenos Aires. My first apartment was right across the street from the Palermo Hollywood location, making it an early favorite. Both locations offer a welcoming ambiance, perfect for working remotely or catching up with a friend over coffee and coworking.

What I love about it:

  • Comfortable seating: Cozy cushioned areas for a relaxed experience
  • Beautiful street views: Enjoy the scenery while sipping a coffee outdoors
  • Ample table space: Plenty of seating options, both indoors and outdoors
  • Great music to support the working
  • Delicious food and coffee: Variety of options
  • Plenty of outlets: Convenient charging with USB ports available

Note- It can get crowded and loud during lunch and on weekends.

Locations: Palermo Hollywood and Chico (Nicaragua 6025 and República Árabe Siria 3061)

Birkin Instagram
Birkin Facebook

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Nicaragua 6025

República Árabe

6) Rita Café de Especialidad

A recent gem I discovered, Rita Café offers a beautiful ambiance with great lighting, plenty of plants, and ample seating—making it a great spot for remote workers in Buenos Aires. You’ll often find a mix of remote workers and casual cafe-goers here. With multiple locations (see addresses below), it’s a great spot to enjoy a coffee and the ambiance while getting work done.

What I love about it:

  • Ideal ambiance: Filled with plants and bright lighting
  • Comfortable seating: Comfy and cozy seating for working
  • Remote worker-friendly: A perfect environment for productivity
  • Ample seating: Plenty of space to choose from (indoors and outdoors)
  • Abundant plugs: Easy access to outlets for charging
  • Delicious food and coffee: A great variety of food and drinks (In the winter season, I recommend the Sopa de Abuela)
  • Friendly staff: Great and attentive service
  • Stable WiFi: Reliable connection for work

Locations: Soler 6093, Matienzo Benjamín Teniente 2489,  Amenábar 3361,  Armenia 1595

Rita’s Instagram

Rita’s Facebook

Rita’s Website

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Palermo Soho

7) Moshu Treehouse

The architectural design of this cafe will immediately catch your eye, and the indoor space offers a cozy setup that’s perfect for getting work done while enjoying coffee and pastries.

What I love about it:

  • Unique design: Eye-catching and distinctive architecture
  • Indoor seating: Plenty of table space (indoors and outdoors)
  • Cozy ambiance: Ideal for working and catching up with a friend
  • Variety of coffee and menu options

Location: Palermo Soho (Guatemala 4570)

Moshu Treehouse Instagram

Moshu Treehouse Facebook

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Moshu Treehouse internet speed test

8) FAUNA Café y Flora

As a lover of white walls and hanging plants, this Palermo Soho café is a dream. The ambiance and aesthetics stand out, while the coffee is an added bonus. The music playlist was so good that I found myself opening the Shazam app to find multiple songs.

What I love about it:

  • The overall vibe and hanging plants galore
  • The relaxing cafe music and curated playlists
  • The coffee selection

Note – Due to its small space, seating can be limited.

Location: Palermo Soho (Malabia 1578)

Fauna Cafe y Flora Instagram

9) Libros del Pasaje

Another Palermo Soho favorite of mine is Libros del Pasaje. This charming bookstore features a cozy cafe and a quiet indoor seating area towards the back, perfect for reading or working. I love the peaceful ambiance here—it’s ideal for writing or deep-focused work.

What I love about it:

  • Quiet ambiance: Ideal for focus and productivity
  • Bookstore vibe
  • Comfortable seating
  • Coffee and food to pair

Location: Palermo Soho (Thames 1762)

Libros del Pasaje Instagram

Libros del Pasaje Facebook

10) Mulata Cafe de Especialidad

Located on the corner of Guatemala and Armenia, this Palermo Soho café is another great spot for working remotely, offering street views from the windows. With Western Union just across the street, you can also keep an eye on the lines and head over when they calm down to withdraw money.

What I love about it:

  • Stable WiFi: Reliable connection for work
  • Great flat whites/coffee
  • Quiet ambiance
  • Close to Western Union: Convenient for money withdrawal breaks

Note: It’s a smaller café, so seating can be limited. There are also few outlets available, so it’s a good idea to charge your devices before visiting.

Location: Palermo Soho (Guatemala 4602)

Mulata Cafe Instagram

Mulata Cafe Facebook

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PALERMO VIEJO

11) Casa Nueza

Casa Nueza is another favorite café discovery here in Buenos Aires. While I love their freshly baked goods, what really sets this café apart is the ambiance. The cozy decor and soft lighting create a great atmosphere for focused work time. There are two locations (see addresses below).

What I love about it:

  • Calming cafe music: Sets a relaxing tone
  • Delicious freshly baked goods: A variety of sweet treats
  • Coffee and food variety: Plenty of options
  • Large table space: Shared table space for working
  • Relaxed ambiance

Note- There are few outlets, so ensure your laptop is charged up! Also, the internet is not the strongest. For the best working environment, the Gorriti location is recommended.

Locations: Palermo and Belgran (Gorriti 3681 and Migueletes 1762)

Casa Nueza Instagram

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Las Cañitas

12) Surry Hills Coffee

Both locations of this Australian café offer a great vibe for enjoying coffee while working remotely. I especially love the bright light and atmosphere at the Las Cañitas location.

What I love about it:

  • Stable WiFi: Reliable connection for working
  • Window seating & street views: Enjoy the scenery while you work
  • Plug access: Convenient for charging devices
  • Bright and open space: A favorite feature of the Las Cañitas location
  • Delicious fresh food options and coffee: A variety of delicious choices (Recommendations: turkey melt, benedict)

Note: It’s best to visit during the week, as it can get busy and noisy on weekends. The Las Cañitas location also offers a spacious large shared table area for working, along with great outdoors seating to enjoy the sunshine.

Locations: Las Cañitas and Palermo Soho (Arévalo 2877 and Jorge L. Borges 1842)


Surry Hills Coffee Instagram
Surry Hills Coffee Website

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Surry Hills Coffee internet speed test

13) Gökotta Cafe

This café in Las Cañitas offers ample seating, both indoors and outdoors, including a beautiful open patio at the front where you can enjoy the sunshine while working. It tends to be calm, making it easy to find your preferred spot.

What I love about it:

  • Bright patio seating
  • Cozy and comfortable seating options
  • Plenty of seating options, both indoors and outdoors
  • Delicious food and coffee to enjoy while working (I recommend the fresh juices!)


Note: The plug availability isn’t as ample, so be sure to charge your laptop before heading to work from this space.

Gökotta Cafe Instagram

Gökotta Cafe Facebook

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I will be continuing to add to this list as I make new discoveries. I hope you enjoy exploring and working remotely from these cafes when traveling to Buenos Aires.

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